May Flour Production Output in Tenth District Reaches Record High
In May Southwest Flour Production Mills in the Tenth Federal Reserve Bank district operated at 67.8 percent capacity and produced 2,070,061 barrels of flour. This marked the highest operation rate and largest May total on record, exceeding April by 153,604 barrels and May 1926 by 436,420 barrels, a 26.7 percent rise. The Northwestern Miller compiles weekly reports from leading milling centers and Interior mills in the district.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Driving past a stop sign leads to arrest and bond
George Houston was charged with running a stop sign last night, arrested and released on a $2 bond. The city page also advertises local services and goods including flowers, storage, ice cream flavors, dancing lessons, and clothing shipments.
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Christine King
Tenth Street
George Houston
Temple Guards Organize Led by Thomas Waugh
The Temple Guards met at the Presbyterian Church Monday evening and organized with Thomas Waugh as leader. Billie Lohman was inducted a Temple Guard. Ernest Long left for Salmon Idaho after weeks with his brothers John and James Long. Mae Long accompanied him home. Mane will teach at Tibbet again next year. Minnie Nipper of Topeka visits her sister Mrs. SharKey. Mrs. Mark Nichols and two sons John and Mark visit J. A. Nichols residence. Mildred Nickum visiting her aunt Rebecca O’Brien and friends left for Hutchinson.
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Temple Guards
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Waugh
Billie Lohman
Ernest Long
Salmon
Idaho
John
James Long
Miss Mae Long
Miss Mane
Tibbet
Minnie Nipper
Topeka
Thomas Sharkey
Mark Nichols
Mark
J. A. Nichols
Mildred Nickum
Rebecca O’brien
Hutchinson
Clear skin promise and testimonial for 8.8.8 remedy
An advertisement extols 8.8.8 as a skin clearing tonic that builds red blood cells and nourishes the blood. A testimonial from Mrs. J. W. Barker cites cures for pimples boils and itching, claiming increased energy and strength. The product is described as herbal, scientifically produced, and sold in drug stores in two sizes.
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J. W. Barker
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Visits and Passages Across Towns
The passage lists residents visiting relatives and traveling through several towns. Grace Seales and her daughter spend a few days in Topeka with the Owens family. Helen Smith plans a trip from Coleman and Pennington homes to Sterling and Tribune. Sadie Anderson is in town from Perry for home repairs. Ora Anderson of Topeka was here Tuesday. Rebecca O'Brien traveled to Nortonville and then Winchester to visit the Davises.
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Doris
Newton
Higgins
Texas
Grace Seales
Small Daughster
Topeka
Ora Anderson
Rebecca O'Brien
Nortonville
Winchester
Charles Davis
Valley Falls boys build flying airplanes at church
Terence Vincent, director of miniature aircraft fliers, leads boys in the Meth odist Church basement to construct flying planes. The first model will be shown at The Globe Valley Falls office. Aug 80 and 81 dates loom for a possible flight contest at the fair with George Harman exploring the idea.
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Terence Vincent
Miniature Airefrat Fliers
Globe
Local Residents Entertain Summer Movements and Visits
Mr and Mrs W A Hargis and sons Paul and Ralph depart for Birchlake Minnesota for the summer. Mrs Theresa McKernan returns from a two week visit with cousin Miss Marjorie Collins in St Joe. Miss Fern McCauley of Faucett MO visits Miss Aileen Hayes. Hayes address 618 Kansas Ave. Miss Hazel and Miss Jennie Doughty of Sibley MO visit uncle E E Doughty and family. Miss Myrtle Wilkie goes to Chicago for eight weeks summer school at Northwestern University. She will return to Troy for a month then depart September 20 for missionary work in South America. Stella Wilkie begins Lutheran training in Baltimore MD in the same month. Mrs Charles Henza visits Fairbury NE and rents her residence to Mr and Mrs H I Myers, Henza keeping one room. Mrs Stocking returns to Hiawatha after a three week visit.
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W. A. Hargis
Paul
Ralph
Birchlake
Grey Eagle
Minn
Theresa McKernan
Marjorie Collins
St. Joe
Fern McCauley
Faucett
Aileen Hayes
Hayes
Kansas Ave
Hazel
Jennie Doughty
Sibley
E. E. Doughty
Myrtle Wilkie
Chicago
Northwestern University
Troy
South America
Stella Wilkie
Lutheran Training School
Baltimore
Charles Henza
Fairbury
Local Families Attend Reunions and Visits in Effingham
Multiple Effingham families gathered for reunions and social visits across the area. The Tuley family reunion was held at Frank Tuley’s Havensville home with extended relatives attending. Mrs. John Tuley and others from Effingham joined the gathering.
Visitors from Kansas City and En terprise
Muscotak residents Miss Lillian Marguerite and Jew ell Miller of Kansas City visit their parents Mr and Mrs J D Miller. Miss Louise Bushey returns from Kansas City as guest of relatives who plan a visit to Kan sas City again after the Fourth, then return to Enterprise. F E Moore of Robinson visits son Charles Moore. Miss Grace Ingram of Kansas City visits her parents Mr and Mrs J E Ingram. Mrs Frank Wright of Cincinnati ...
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Lillian, Marguerite and
Jewell Miller
Kansas City
Mrs. J. D. Miller
Louise Bushey
Clarence Jones
John Jones
Eliza Chapman
Enterprise
F. E. Moore
Robinson
Charles Moore
Grace Ingram
J. E. Ingram
Frank Wright
Cincinna T
Residents gather news from Horton area
Ohio visitations are noted as Mrs. M. P. Gaylord hosts relatives while Alfred Guy remains in poor health from a past horse injury. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellson plan an extended Ohio visit. Miss Pearl Adams of Leavenworth visits her sister Mrs. Charles Rice. Ladies Missionary Circle hosts at Mrs. Howard Williams home. Miss Jessie Parrett returns from Topeka trip. Allen's store promotes meats groceries bread and bakery goods.
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Ohio
M. P. Gaylord
Alfred Guy
Gay
Charles Ellson
Pearl Adams
Leavenworth
Charles Rice
Howard Williams
James Stark
Ladies Missionary
Second Baptist Church of
Horton
Williams
Jessie Parrett
Charles de
Topeka
Allen's
Local Social Notes Highlight Busy Bee Club Guest List
Miss Lucile Banks assists Mrs. Lloyd Van Wagoner with housework. Mrs. I C Handke plans a Denver summer visit with daughter Mrs Albert Hodson. George Morgan reports a cow yielding twin calves Ike and Mike. Mrs George Lemke hosts Busy Bee club on Wednesday July 6. Mr and Mrs Hobart Edds host a Wednesday evening party for Jake Eckart family Tom Hegartyard family Nobert English family and H P Flacksbarth family.
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Lucile Banks
Lloyd van Wagoner
I. C. Handke
Denver
Colo
Albert Hodson
George Morgan
Ike
Mike
Hayes
Kansas Ave
George Lemke
Busy Bee Club
Hobart Edds
Jake Eckart
Tom Hegartyard
Nobert English
H. P. Flacksbarth
Local residents travel and an injury report mark community notes
Mrs Sam Frakes visits her sister Mrs Hugh Bailey in Hinawatha until after July 4. Ben Olson of Texas visits George Anderson this week. Bennie Dodge injured Wednesday cutting wheat. ankle broken in three places and leg in a cast at Horton hospital. The fiverest annual picnic set for August 20.
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Sam Frakes
Hinawatha
Hugh Bailey
Ben Olson
Texas
George Anderson
Bennie Dodge
Allie
Horton Hospital
Fiverest
Monrovia Social Postponed For July 4
The Monrovia Social club postponed the July 4 social at James Christie home for members and their families. The regular club meeting with Mrs. A Parker and daughters was set for Wednesday afternoon July 6. Clarence Patton family visiting Corning sister in law Mrs Glen Derr. Eldridge Bruning family Andy Bruning and wife and Mr and Mrs Amos Wise of White Cloud were guests at Carl Mueller home. Andy Bruning is Mrs Mueller's twin brother. Ruth Barber and Miss May Roberts of Topeka plan an auto trip mid July through Colorado and possibly Yellowstone Park for several weeks.
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Monrovia
James Christie
A. Parker
Clarence Patton
Corning
Glen Derr
Eldridge Bruning
Andy Bruning
Amos Wise
White Cloud
Gueets
Carl Mueller
Potter Notes and Visits Include Fourth of July Picnic
Miss Lois Ode plans a weekend with her parents in Potter and attends Emporia summer school. Mrs. Henry Arensberg brings Bernadette and Gladys to visit, and Bernadette broke her arm in a wagon accident. Osawatomie's Mr. John Drew Jr. visits sister Gracie Drews. Mrs. W R Downie and son Junior visit from Topeka, with W R Downie set to join after.
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Lois Ode
H. A. Ode
Potter
Lois
Emporia
Henry Arensberg
Bernadette
Gladys
Robert Goff
Hayes
Kansas Ave
John Drew, Jr
Osawatomie
Gracie Drews
W. R. Downie
Topeka
Robert Mitchell
W. RR
Downie
Miss Dorothy Beck Visits and Barber Shop Improvements
Bendena Miss Dorothy Beck of Wixvelster Springs Missouri visits this week with cousins Miss Lillian Franklin and Miss Barbara Franklin and plans to visit uncles Leslie Grover and John Franklin and their families. The barber shop adds a new west front awning and better ventilation. Idan Tonsing of Atchison visits Miss Amye Holzhey. Mr and Mrs Fred Myers and four children of Superior Nebraska arrive to visit Mr and Mrs William Myers. June King's Daughters meet at St Johns Church with 15 members and 4 visitors. Mrs Vernen Barnhill of mt among attendees.
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Dorothy Beck
Wixvelster Springs
Lillian
Barbara Franklin
Leslie
Grover
John Franklin
Conser Laundry
Alry Cleaning
Idan Tonsing
Atchison
Amye Holzhey
Fred Myers
Superior
Nebr
Gue
William Myers
King's Daughters Society
St. John’s Church
Anna Wilkians
Carrie Selowah
Grace Jones
Vernen Barnhill
Residents and Visitors Gather at Grover Franklin Home
Joseph and Irene Miller visit relatives with Irene staying at William Myers' home. Zen Flett leaves Tuesday for Minneapolis and plans to continue to Wyoming after three years with the Ernest Albers household. He travels in a Ford roadster and has many local friends.
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Joseph
Grover Franklin
Irene Miller
William Myers
Zen Flett
Minneapolis
Kas
Wyoming
Ernest Albers
Funeral for Thrace Rupert’s father held in Hiawatha
Mrs. J A Campbell reports the death of Thrace Rupert’s father on June 28. The funeral occurred at Hiawatha from Dr Lloyd Rupert’s home with burial beside his wife in Hiawatha Cemetery. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Horace Rupert and Horace Jr. Mrs Campbell is ill and could not attend. Nearby notes mention Fourth of July celebrations at Atchison and visits by Eliza Norton, Zerlda Hutchinson, and others. A gathering at the Hoovers’ home and harvest activity on Severance streets are also described.
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J. A. Campbell
Thrace
Rupert
Hiawatha
Lioyd Rupert
Horace Rupert
Horace, Jr
Atchison
Eliza Norton
Zerlda Hutchinson
Robinson
George Dukes
Guilford
Bud Hoover
Severance
Local Sports and Community Notices
The ball game Sunday features Huron as the opponent. Nortonville plans a trip to Potter on July 4. Miss Mary Koenig attends summer school in Manhattan. The library closes for the Fourth of July. Billy Warren sprained his arm Tuesday evening while playing.
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Huron
Nortonville
Potter
Mary Koenig
Manhattan
Billy Warren
Lawrence Hilty Dies at 73 in Valley Falls
Lawrence Hilty died at his home Wednesday evening at 8 30 aged 73 years 9 months and 21 days He is survived by his wife two daughters Mrs Theo dore Gettler Valley Falls and Mrs William Keen Casper Wyoming and one son Joseph Hilty Arrington Burial will be at the Catholic cemetery Valley Falls Friday morning Other items note George Johnson Hollywood California visited his mother Mrs Frank Honn Sylvester Turner attended his brother in law’s funeral in Weston Mo Mr and Mrs L D Schoonover Atchison spend part of vacation with son Francis Schoonover and Mr Schoonover has worked at Snowden Mize Drug Co for two years Misses Evelyn and Josephine Hock ens entertained their bridge club Wed
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Lawrence Hilty
Theodore Gettler
Valley Falls
William Keen
Casper
Wyoming
Joseph Hilty
Arrington
George Johnson
Hollywood
California
Frank Honn
Sylvester Turner
Weston
L. D. Schoonover
Atchison
Schoonover
Francis Schoonover
Snowden-Mize Drug Co
Evelyn
Josephine Hockens
Bradley Wedding Ties Families at Holton Court House
Miss Martha Bradley and Lee Bing ham wed at the Jackson county court house in Holton on Wednesday afternoon. The couple will reside with his parents until fall then move to a farm north of town. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. George Bradley and several relatives.
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Southwest Flour Production
Omaha
Salina
Me Sheen
St. Joseph
Eosa
Wichita
Palm Beach
Athletic Union
Sv.jkarth
Clothiers
City News
Wolters Transfer & Storage
Deer Creek
Jack Jinetniy
Ted
Atchison Cash Pro, Co
W. Barth & Co
Jim Henderson
Clarinda
Oskaloosa
Nature
Effingham
George Salisbury
George Dunham
Arch Dunham
Mary Strain
Etta Mackty
Tuley
Frank Tuley
Havensville
John Tuley
Charles James
Fred Tuley
Alex McLenon
Cecil Clark
R. F. Hammond
Atchison Hospital
J. W. Whitson
Millard and
Milo
theEmporia Teachers’ College
Nadine Stever
Lyons County
John Petree
la Dema Valentine
M. E. Church
A. G. Valentine
Geneva Hargrove
Cora Langrove
Florence Landrum
Elizabeth Thomas
Bertha Henderson
Veda Chester
The
Christian Church
Everest
Bendena
Grug
DR. C. H. Berry CO
Michigan Ave
First Baptist Church
Drum and Bugle Corps
American Legion
Palmer Quartette
Ray Willette
Atchison Water Company
Atchison Water Co
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